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kingwood

/ˈkɪŋ.wʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un beau bois à veines violettes provenant de l'arbre kingwood, utilisé notamment en ébénisterie, ou l'arbre brésilien qui produit ce bois.

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/ˈkɪŋ.wʊd/C1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant un beau bois à veines violettes provenant de l'arbre kingwood, utilisé notamment en ébénisterie, ou l'arbre brésilien qui produit ce bois.

A noun referring to a handsome violet-streaked wood from the kingwood tree, used especially in cabinetwork, or the Brazilian tree that yields this wood.

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  1. Wood of the kingwood treeB2formaltechnical

    A handsome, violet-streaked wood obtained from the kingwood tree, used especially in cabinetwork and fine furniture.

    frBois de la kingwood

    • The artisan crafted a beautiful box from kingwood.
    • Kingwood is valued for its rich violet streaks.
    • Antique furniture often features inlays of kingwood.
    • Cabinetmakers prize kingwood for its hardness and color.
  2. B2formalscientific

    A Brazilian tree that yields a handsome cabinet wood, known for its violet-streaked timber.

    frPalisandre de Rio

    • The kingwood tree is native to Brazil.
    • Botanists classify kingwood as a species of Dalbergia.
    • Kingwood trees grow in the tropical forests of South America.
    • The conservation of kingwood trees is important due to overharvesting.